See the Cast of ‘Dazed and Confused’ Then and Now

In 1993, director Richard Linklater released his seminal coming-of-age story, 'Dazed and Confused.' Set in 1976, the film follows a group of high school kids on the last day of school. The next year's senior class are basking in their new authority and plotting ways to torment the incoming freshmen, while everyone is just trying to find a way to make it to the big end-of-year party.

Twenty years later, we take a look back at the cast of the film and see what they're doing now.

Jason London, Randall "Pink" Floyd

Gramercy Pictures/Getty Images

Then: Jason London played Randall "Pink" Floyd, a high school junior and rising star football player who refused to sign a pledge promising to refrain from drug use over the summer.

Now: London has appeared in the films '51' and 'Grind.' The actor was arrested earlier this year after a bar fight and was notoriously aggressive and disorderly with the arresting officers.

Wiley Wiggins, Mitch Kramer

Gramercy Pictures/Getty Images

Then: Wiley Wiggins, a local teen who lived in Linklater's native Austin (where the film was shot), played Mitch Kramer, a freshman who, along with his friends, tried to escape hazing.

Now: Wiggins still lives in Austin and recently starred in the indie film 'Computer Chess.' He is currently the programmer of Fantastic Arcade, the video game exposition that takes place every year during the Fantastic Fest film festival.

Rory Cochrane, Ron Slater

Gramercy Pictures/Getty Images

Then: Rory Cohrane played pothead upperclassman Ron Slater.

Now: Cochrane went on to appear as Lucas in 'Empire Records' and starred in season 7 of the Fox series '24.' He recently had a supporting role in 'Argo,' directed by and co-starring fellow former 'Dazed and Confused' co-star Ben Affleck.

Sasha Jenson, Don Dawson

Gramercy Pictures/MySpace

Then: Sasha Jenson played Don Dawson, one of Randall's friends who helped introduce Mitch to drinking beer and smoking pot. Jenson, the son of a stuntman, primarily performed stunt work early in his career.

Now: Jenson also appeared in 'Grind' alongside Jason London, but that was his final film credit.

Michelle Burke, Jodi Kramer

Gramercy Pictures/Getty Images

Then: Michelle Burke played Jodi Kramer, Mitch's older sister who hangs out with some of the cooler ladies at school.

Now: Burke also played Connie Conehead in the 'Coneheads' movie, and has guest-starred on 'Diagnosis: Murder' and 'Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior.' She recently appeared in the film 'LOL' with Miley Cyrus.

Adam Goldberg, Mike Newhouse

Gramercy Pictures/Getty Images

Then: Adam Goldberg's first big film role was in 'Dazed and Confused' as Mike Newhouse, a nerdy high school teen who decides to go to the big blowout party and let loose for once, though he's a bit neurotic about it.

Now: Goldberg has appeared in the films 'Zodiac' and '2 Days in Paris,' the latter of which was written, directed by, and starred Julie Delpy, the star of Linklater's 'Before' trilogy. He also recently starred in the Lifetime movie 'Anna Nicole,' based on the life of Anna Nicole Smith.

Anthony Rapp, Tony Olson

Gramercy Pictures/Getty Images

Then: Anthony Rapp, who previously starred in 'Adventures in Babysitting,' played Tony Olson, one of Mike's intellectual friends.

Now: Rapp originated the role of Mark in the Broadway musical 'Rent' and reprised the role for the feature film in 2005. He has appeared in the movies 'The Other Woman' and 'Blackbird,' and continues to perform in plays.

Matthew McConaughey, David Wooderson

Gramercy Pictures/Getty Images

Then: Matthew McConaughey's first big film role was in 'Dazed and Confused' as David Wooderson, a former high school senior who is still stuck in the laid-back high school mindset. McConaughey's lines in the film became instant classics, and the phrase, "Alright, alright, alright," is still one of the things he's most known for.

Marissa Ribisi, Cynthia Dunn

Gramercy Pictures/Getty Images

Then: Marissa Ribisi, sister of actor Giovanni Ribisi, made her film debut in 'Dazed and Confused' as Cynthia Dunn, Mike and Tony's friend with the memorable red afro.

Now: Ribisi is married to musician Beck Hansen (better known simply as Beck). Her last film credit is an appearance in the 2001 movie 'According to Spencer,' which also featured her 'Dazed and Confused' co-star Adam Goldberg. In 2012, she appeared in the documentary project 'Lightfield's Home Videos.'

Cole Hauser, Benny O'Donnell

Gramercy Pictures/Getty Images

Then: Cole Hauser previously made his film debut in another school movie, 'School Ties.' In 'Dazed and Confused,' he played Benny O'Donnell, a football player and class clown.

Milla Jovovich, Michelle Burroughs

Now: Jovovich is married to director Paul W.S. Anderson and has appeared in all of his 'Resident Evil' movies, as well as Anderson's 'The Three Musketeers.' The actress is also a singer and has released six albums.

Joey Lauren Adams, Simone Kerr

Gramercy Pictures/Getty Images

Then: Joey Lauren Adams made her big screen debut in two films in 1993: 'Dazed and Confused,' in which she played cheerleader Simone Kerr, and 'Coneheads,' in which she had a small role alongside 'Dazed' co-star Michelle Burke.

Now: Adams went on to reunite with 'Dazed' co-star Ben Affleck in Kevin Smith's films 'Chasing Amy' and 'Mallrats.' She has appeared on the TV shows 'United States of Tara' and 'Switched at Birth,' and can be seen next in the film 'Blue Caprice.'

Ben Affleck, Fred O'Bannion

Gramercy Pictures/Getty Images

Then: Like Cole Hauser, Ben Affleck also previously appeared in 'School Ties.' In 'Dazed and Confused,' he played Fred O'Bannion, a high school senior who is held back and must repeat his final year. He also leads the hazing charge against the new freshmen.

Now: Affleck went on to win a best screenplay Oscar with best friend and 'School Ties' co-star Matt Damon for 'Good Will Hunting,' in which they both also starred. He also won an Oscar for best director in 2013 for his film 'Argo' (again, in which he also starred). It was recently announced that Affleck has signed on to play Bruce Wayne/Batman in Zack Snyder's 'Man of Steel' sequel.

Parker Posey, Darla Marks

Now: Posey is a regular in writer/director Christopher Guest's films, including 'Best in Show' and 'A Mighty Wind.' She has guest-starred on 'Louie' and 'New Girl,' and recently appeared in the film 'Hemingway and Gellhorn.'